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Olive Wood Hand Carved Horse Statue
Sourced from Israel and hand carved from olive wood, this dashing little statue depicts a horse in full dress, a hoof raised to balance on a nearby tree stump. This masterfully carved piece of art is diminutive in size, adding to its charm, and is finished in a glossy tone that accentuates its fine craftsmanship.
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RONALD VAN RUYCKEVELT (1928-) “Wings of Glory” Sculpture with Wood Base
This sculpture by British contemporary artist Ronald Van Ruyckevelt (1928-) offers a reproduction of Van Ruyckevelt’s 1990 masterpiece, “Wings of Glory”, which depicts a majestic eagle with wings spread, soaring over a rocky landscape. Van Ruyckevelt has dedicated a large portion of his career to depicting game birds and birds of prey, with “Wings of Glory” easily being his most famous artwork; having been reproduced several times since the original’s creation. Signed on the underside with the artist’s cast signature, this sculpture includes a loose, wooden base, allowing for prominent display among the shelf or tabletop décor.
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DONNA BURNS “Portuguese Fish Wives” Original Watercolor
Original watercolor by Ohio artist Donna Burns (1932-2002) depicts a small huddle of hooded women with tones of pink, green, and yellow highlight their forms. Framed in gold, signed in lower right corner.
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MICHEL DELACROIX (1933-) “Au Bon Muscadet” Lithograph
This lithograph, titled “Au Bon Muscadet” or “Good Muscadet”, by French artist Michel Delacroix (1933-) depicts an urban landscape under grey skies with buildings that occupy the foreground covered in signs and lettering beckoning the fabulous wine and cultural foods of the city. A renowned painter of the “naif” or “naive” styling, Delacroix’s regular subject matter centers around the city of Paris; specifically the Paris of the 1940s. In the U.S. alone, Delacroix’s work has been showcased in over 300 exhibitions and in 1994, he was named an Official Artist of the Olympic Committee, furthering his already-prestigious career. Housed in a white frame, this lithograph is plate signed by the artist along the lower left corner of the print and is heavily matted to better accentuate the urban beauty of Delacroix’s work.
This lithograph is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
MICHEL DELACROIX (1933-) “Le Remorqueur” Lithograph
This lithograph, titled “Le Remorquer” or “The Tug”, by French artist Michel Delacroix (1933-) depicts an urban landscape nestled near a river or waterway scene, tugboat and freighters passing in the foreground under grey skies punctuated by patches of white clouds. A renowned painter of the “naif” or “naive” styling, Delacroix’s regular subject matter centers around the city of Paris; specifically the Paris of the 1940s. In the U.S. alone, Delacroix’s work has been showcased in over 300 exhibitions and in 1994, he was named an Official Artist of the Olympic Committee, furthering his already-prestigious career. Housed in a wood frame, this lithograph is plate signed by the artist along the lower left corner of the print and is heavily matted to better accentuate the urban beauty of Delacroix's work.
This lithograph is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
MICHEL DELACROIX “Chauds Les Marrons” Lithograph
This lithograph, titled “Chauds Les Marrons” or “Hot Chestnuts”, by French artist Michel Delacroix (1933-) depicts an urban landscape covered in snow, the chimneys of the city spewing pillars of smoke into a grey sky while passersby brave the cold to frequent a street vendor selling chestnuts. A renowned painter of the “naif” or “naive” styling, Delacroix’s regular subject matter centers around the city of Paris; specifically the Paris of the 1940s. In the U.S. alone, Delacroix’s work has been showcased in over 300 exhibitions and in 1994, he was named an Official Artist of the Olympic Committee, furthering his already-prestigious career. Housed in a wood frame, this lithograph is plate signed by the artist along the lower left corner of the print and is heavily matted to better accentuate the urban beauty of Delacroix’s work.
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AFTER MARY CARD “Statue of Liberty” Filet Crochet
This darling filet crochet was crafted after an original design by Australian designer and educator Mary Card (1861-1940) and depicts a tall rendering of the Statue of Liberty, the words “Liberty for All'' woven beside the iconic statue. Card was renowned for her needlepoint and crochet work and was featured prominently in crafting magazines, likely where this original design is sourced from. This tall crochet is framed in gold, with a red backing allowing full inspection of its precious needleworking.
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SHMUEL KATZ (1926-2010) “Untitled Harbor Scene” Lithograph
Original lithograph by Israeli artist, illustrator, and cartoonist Shmuel Katz (1926-2010) depicts an abstracted harbor scene rendered in tones of blue and gold, large ships silently docked as passersby traverse to and from the port. A Holocaust survivor and postwar immigrant, Katz’ sprightly designs have been prominently shown throughout Israel and abroad, with his sketches and watercolors noted for their Futurist influences and touches of humor. This original lithograph is housed in a wood frame and is signed and numbered 135/250 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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ASELINE QWABE Zulu Beer Pot
Crafted by Zulu potter Aseline Qwabe, this traditional beer or utshwala pot is crafted with a bulbous body finished in an earthy black and includes a woven lid that crowns this cultural find. This pot, detailed with geometric motifs along the body and letter stitching on the lid, would primarily be used within Zulu religious customs: the association of domestic hospitality and social harmony with utshwala providing an important means of commemorating the ancestors of the Zulu people.
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SHIPIBO-CONIBO Polychrome Pottery Bowl
This pottery bowl is sourced from the Shipibo-Conibo tribe and features a uniquely shaped body treated with a polychrome glaze. An indigenous people that reside along the Ucayali River in Peru, the Shipibo-Conibo are well known for their pottery, which typically details maze-like red and black geometric patterns, such as the ones that decorate this cultural find.
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ANDRÉ BOURRIÉ (1936-2017) “Les Mâts Ensoleillés” Limited Edition Lithograph
Titled “Les Mâts Ensoleillés” or “The Sunny Masts”, this limited edition lithograph by French artist André Bourrié (1936-2017) depicts a harbor of docked boats, the linear forms of the boats and occupying houses in the background being the only separation between blue seas and sky. This piece showcases the masterful blend of pointillism and impressionism in Bourrié’s work that led him to being named an official Painter of the French Navy, or Peintre de la Marine, a title bestowed onto French artists that have devoted their talents to the sea and maritime subjects. Framed in gold, this limited edition lithograph is framed in gold and is signed and numbered 92/125 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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CAROL HERSHEY “Chinese Alphabet” Monoprint
Original monoprint by Columbus-based artist Carol Hershey depicts squared abstractions in blue and orange against gestural brushstrokes of yellow, each polygon framing wild, abstracted forms that exhibit indelible, contemporary style. Housed in a metallic gold frame with mottled detailing and museum glass, this original monoprint is signed, titled, and dated to 1976 by the artist along the bottom of the paper.
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